Are you someone who does research-heavy work on Chrome or works on multiple Chrome tabs simultaneously? Well, then losing track of the webpages across multiple tabs is easy. Reason is that our brain capacity is finite. Also, often times the content you're looking for by opening a new tab may already be present in your existing Chrome tabs. Then why look it up or navigate to it again. Simply put, think of TabX as an internal search engine for filtering content across tabs that are already open on your PC/Mac. This prevents you from cycing through tabs and multiple rounds of Ctrl/Cmd+Fs.

Yes, for now! Based on user feedback obtained on ProductHunt, Reddit and Hacker News we'll launch it on other browsers as well namely, Edge, Arc and Safari

Yes, it is secure. All components namely, the web app, the chrome extension, the backend, the payment gateway and the database have been configured and programmed with tight security protocols and best practices

Web pages have complicated and nested layouts and formatting. Sometimes your search keyword may be found on a web page but it's visibility may be intentionally hidden by the website publisher or your keyword may be found within a scrollable container that lies within another scrollable container thereby hindering auto-scroll or at times there maybe complex sliders that contain your search keywrord but may not be presently visible thereby preventing auto highlight and scroll. We try our best to make auto scroll account for these complexities and are expanding our functionality continuously to cover as many website layouts as possible

We only collect data that enriches your usage of TabX - Profile Data such as name, age range, email, profile picture when you Login Via Google to personalize your experience; your search history on TabX as we are building a dashboard where you can view and delete your search history on TabX; your plan status - Free or Pro to talor your usage of the extension

Yes! In case you want to upgrade to TabX Pro plan for continued access to Content Matches and Auto Highlight and Scroll, then you must create an account to purchase the Pro plan and use it.

We offer a 14 Days no questions asked refund from the date of TabX Pro purchase. Simply write to us at tabindex1@gmail.com

The best question you've ever asked. Well, this is the Holy Grail of tab indexing. We're building this feature called, 'History Matches' right now that'll filter and fetch keyword matches from your browsing history going back into infinity. If you ever encounter Deja Vu regarding any piece of info, chances are you've visited that info on a Chrome browser. Simply fire up TabX and type in your search query, you'll get a 3rd section on your search results called 'History Matches' which is essentially matches from your browsing history - Yes! matches from the tabs that you may have closed maybe a week back or 2 yeaers back. Imagine trying to retreive such a tab going through a Google Search - it's like navigating a maze!

Yes! We're working on fleshing out a User Dashboard on our website that'll allow you after login to view and delete your search history, plan status and most used tabs on Chrome

If you ever see something like, "Third-party cookie will be blocked. Learn more in the Issues tab." then this is just a warning issued by Chrome for it's future versions. This is not an error but a waarning and you can simply ignore it. It doesn't affect the extension's working

There can be 2 reasons why you're not seeing Content Matches from a certain tab or tabs - If a system tab that begins with chrome:// such as chrome://settings/, chrome://downloads/, chrome://password-manager/passwords, chrome://downloads/ Chrome does not allow indexing or querying the content of such system tabs that begin with chrome:// Secondly, if atab is in 'discarded' aka sleep state. Chrome at times discards certain tabs 'un'loading them from memory in order to conserve power, CPU and memory. This haoppens especially when you have a truck load of tabs open or you've enable chrome's power saver mode.

7 days from the date of installation

Yup! Works like a charm. Enable TabX in Incognito mode